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Grain Surgery/AE Remove Grain Plug In Temporal Filtering Question
Hi,
I’m attempting to use the Temporal Filtering in AE’s (used to be Grain Surgery) Remove Grain Plug In. When I use it, I often get what appears to be a sort of double image that looks like the plug in is trying to over compensate for motion.
Does anyone have experience with this setting?
Any help appreciated,
Eric
Eric Goldstein
Giraffe Film Company
Los Angeles
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3 Replies
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Hm. Haven’t seen that before. View your noise samples under viewing mode. If they are sampling a frame which is very different from the frame you’re on, you might need to change the source frame under the sampling controls so it matches the frame you want to clean up.
If your footage contains lots of different scenes, you may have to split the layer and apply the effect to each different layer (scene), with different sampling frames.
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Try turning up the motion sensitivity.
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And lowering the actual amount of temporal filtering. I’ve seen echo-resembling side-effects from temporal filtering. That’s just how it works. Averaging frames over time – probably with some algorithms in there doing something smart.
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